OpenCode Web

An OpenCode assistant in your browser, backed by AWS Bedrock. Ask it to draft documentation, query ServiceNow, update an Asana task, troubleshoot a server, plan a change, or write a script — whatever you need help thinking through or getting done. Sign in with URI SSO.

New here? Read the user guide first — it covers everything below in more detail.

What you get

• Your data stays inside URI. The AI runs in URI's own AWS account on AWS's private network — nothing leaves URI except web search (which you opt into explicitly).
• Nothing to install. Sign in with your URI account and start asking questions.
• Claude (and other models) ready to use — no API keys or billing to set up.
• The assistant knows URI systems. Ask it about ServiceNow, Asana, Bookstack, AWS, Zabbix, and more — it picks up the right tools as needed.
• Your conversations and notes are saved, so you can pick up where you left off another day.
• A personal notes area that you can publish to the web — public, URI-only, a small group, or just you.
• Web search when you ask for it (see the privacy note below).

Session recording

All terminal sessions are recorded and encrypted at rest. Recordings are only decryptable by break-glass key holders under approved incident-response procedures. Launching a session means you consent.

Web-search privacy

Web search is the one exception to data staying inside URI. Only when the assistant explicitly uses its web-search tool (e.g. you ask it to look something up), the search query it constructs — not your full prompt — is forwarded to public engines (Google, Bing, DuckDuckGo, etc.) and audit-logged. Don't ask the assistant to search for secrets, student/patient IDs, or confidential identifiers.

Login: URI SSO (your usual Microsoft sign-in with MFA). No VPN needed in the browser.

Mobile: connect from your phone over VPN using an OpenCode client app (e.g. OpenCody). Use https://opencode.its.uri.edu/api/opencode as the server URL with your URI credentials. See the user guide for details.